C. Phil. in History, UCLA, 2008.
M. A. in History, UCLA, 2008.
M. A. in History and Philosophy of Science, Universidad de Sevilla, 2006.
B. A. in Philosophy, Universidad de Sevilla, 2004.
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| E-mail: linocamprubi@ucla.edu |
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| Subfield |
History of Science
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| Research |
Tentative dissertation title: "Engineering a Dictatorship: How Science, Technology and the State transformed the Spanish Landscape in the early years of Franco’s rule (1939-1959)." Hopefully, this will be a revision of early Francoist Spain from the point of view of the history of science and technology. It includes economic and enviromental history. I am also very interested in the relations between history and philosophy, not least philosophy of science.
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| Publications |
2009, "Noticia historiográfica sobre ciencia y Revolución francesa," El Catoblepas (www.nodulo.org) 83:20.
2005, "Experimentalismo y gnoseología a propósito de un libro de Galison," El Catoblepas (www.nodulo.org) 42:24.
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| Grants and Awards |
2009/2010. Pre-dissertation fellowship (UCLA, History department).
2007/2008. Fundacion Caja Madrid. Postgrado.
2006/2007. Fundacion Caja Madrid. Postgrado.
2005/2006 Cornell University grad. exchange student program, S&TS Dept.
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| Advisors |
Norton M. Wise
Theodore M. Porter
Naomi Lamoreaux
Hannah Landecker
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| Conference Presentations |
2009, "Appetite for Destruction: The Dictatorial State, Models and the ‘Sciences of Construction’ in Early Francoist Spain," Modeling Spaces, Modifying Societies, Oct. 7-9, Darmstadt (Germany).
2008, “Building a European Spain: Concrete Regulation and International Networks in the ‘Sciences of Construction’ (Franco’s Spain, late 1950s)” in the panel "A Concrete Mediterranean: Engineering, Cement and Society in the European Periphery (20th and 21st Centuries)," at the 2008 meeting of the Society for the History of Technology (Lisbon).
2008, "Traveling Around the Empire: Iberian Voyages, the Sphere, and the Atlantic Origins of the Scientific Revolution," Fifth Anual UCLA Department of Spanish and Portuguese Graduate Student Conference, University of California, Los Angeles.
2007, "Coal, Cement and Design: Engineering Political Economy in Early Francoist Spain", in the panel "Laboratories, Fascism and the Landscape", History of Science Society, Washington D.C.
2007, "Empresa pública y privada en la la reconstrucción de la posguerra española: los primeros años del Instituto Torroja", XII Encuentros de Filosofía, Gijón.
2006, "Transforming Regimes: Continuity of Scientific Institutions in Spain (1950-1980)", History of Science Society, Vancouver.
2006, "Diseño Inteligente y complejidad," Complejidad, La Habana.
2004, "Filosofía y terapia", 41 Congreso de Filósofos Jóvenes, Barcelona.
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